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The US Army is testing the 6-Wheeled Robot
According to DelPro, the US military entered a test drive of the new six-wheel-drive ADP.
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Robot EMIEW2 controls posture as a human
Japanese consumer electronics company Hitachi has officially introduced a new product - Robot EMIEW2. It moves steadily and can control posture like humans.
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Robot serves the hospital
The robots have been deployed in hospitals in America, Japan, France and most recently in the UK.
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'Man-made pancreas' - new hope for people with diabetes
Boston (USA) experts have run tests
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Learn the most modern warship of Brunei
Brunei Navy currently owns three British-made Nakhoda Ragam-class corvettes with advanced electronic systems and weapons.
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Turn iPhone into remote control
With just one small device with a knuckle, your iPhone will become the universal remote control for all home electronics.
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Control the machine hand with thought
Thanks to a special machine hand, an Italian young man can still perform complicated movements despite losing his left forearm.
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Future technology - waving radio control
In the future, thanks to the 3D gesture recognition technology, we only need to wave to control electronic devices.
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Fish robots can control the water quality
University of Michigan researchers are developing robots that can swim like fish to explore water and control water quality.
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The device controls blood glucose
Scientists at the University of Connecticut are working on a tiny device to help control blood sugar levels in people with diabetes.
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Japan develops remote control without batteries
NEC Electronics and Soundpower (Japan) have worked together to develop a very common device today: remote control.
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The eavesdropping of the US military
Spies can immediately overhear a conversation using second-hand insects in a US-invested study ...
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Wheelchairs move by thought
Toyota Motor Corporation said it has developed a wheelchair control method by recognizing brain waves. The user does not need to use muscle, not even uttering his reques…
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Kilo-class submarine - invisible assassin under the sea
Considered by military experts as the least noise-generating diesel submarine in operation, the Kilo-class submarine was dubbed the invisible sea assassin.